Bloc Party Lyrics
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From the Album
1. Day Drinker
2. Traps
3. You Should Know the Truth
4. Callum Is a Snake
5. Rough Justice
6. The Girls Are Fighting
7. Of Things Yet to Come
8. Sex Magik
9. By Any Means Necessary
10. In Situ
11. If We Get Caught
12. The Peace Offering
From the Album
1. The Love Within
2. Only He Can Heal Me
3. So Real
4. The Good News
5. Fortress
6. Different Drugs
7. Into The Earth
8. My True Name
9. Virtue
10. Exes
11. Living Lux
12. Eden
13. Paraíso
14. New Blood
15. Evening Song
From the Album
1. So He Begins To Lie
2. 3x3
3. Octopus
4. Real Talk
5. Kettling
6. Day Four
7. Coliseum
8. V.A.L.I.S.
9. Team A
10. Truth
11. The Healing
12. We Are Not Good People
From the Album
1. Ares
2. Mercury
3. Halo
4. Biko
5. Trojan Horse
6. Signs
7. One Month Off
8. Zephyrus
9. Talons
10. Better Than Heaven
11. Ion Square
12. Letter To My Son
13. Your Visits Are Getting Shorter
14. Flux
From the Album 1. Song for Clay (Disappear Here) 2. Hunting For Witches 3. Waiting For The 7:18 4. The Prayer 5. Uniform 6. On 7. Where Is Home? 8. Kreuzberg 9. I Still Remember 10. Sunday 11. SRXT
From the Album
1. Like Eating Glass
2. Helicopter
3. Positive Tension
4. Banquet
5. Blue Light
6. Shes Hearing Voices
7. This Modern Love
8. Pioneers
9. Price Of Gas
10. Little Thoughts
11. So Here We Are
12. Luno
13. Plans
14. Compliments
Other Songs Always New Depths American Kids Black Crown Cain Said to Abel Children Of The Future Emma Kate's Accident England Flirting Again French Exit Hero I Still Remember Leaf Skeleton Lean Mean Montreal Obscene Of Things Ye to Come One More Chance Price of Gasoline Ratchet Say It Right Selfish Son Skeleton So Here We Are So Here We Are Now Song For Clay Staying Fat Storm And Stress Stunt Queen The Answer The Marshalls Are Dead The Marshals Are Dead The Pioneers The Present Tulips Two More Years We Were Lovers We're Not Good People
From the Album
From the Album
From the Album
From the Album 1. Song for Clay (Disappear Here) 2. Hunting For Witches 3. Waiting For The 7:18 4. The Prayer 5. Uniform 6. On 7. Where Is Home? 8. Kreuzberg 9. I Still Remember 10. Sunday 11. SRXT
From the Album
Other Songs Always New Depths American Kids Black Crown Cain Said to Abel Children Of The Future Emma Kate's Accident England Flirting Again French Exit Hero I Still Remember Leaf Skeleton Lean Mean Montreal Obscene Of Things Ye to Come One More Chance Price of Gasoline Ratchet Say It Right Selfish Son Skeleton So Here We Are So Here We Are Now Song For Clay Staying Fat Storm And Stress Stunt Queen The Answer The Marshalls Are Dead The Marshals Are Dead The Pioneers The Present Tulips Two More Years We Were Lovers We're Not Good People
Bloc Party are a British indie rock band, composed of Kele Okereke, Russell Lissack, Gordon Moakes, and Matt Tong.
The band was formed at the 1999 Reading Festival by Okereke and Lissack. Moakes joined the band after answering an advert in NME magazine, while Tong was picked via an audition. Bloc Party got their break by giving BBC Radio 1 DJ Steve Lamacq and Franz Ferdinand's lead singer, Alex Kapranos, a copy of their demo "She's Hearing Voices".
In August, 2013, the band then began an indefinite hiatus to continue with their respective side projects.-Wikipedia
Members:
The band was formed at the 1999 Reading Festival by Okereke and Lissack. Moakes joined the band after answering an advert in NME magazine, while Tong was picked via an audition. Bloc Party got their break by giving BBC Radio 1 DJ Steve Lamacq and Franz Ferdinand's lead singer, Alex Kapranos, a copy of their demo "She's Hearing Voices".
In August, 2013, the band then began an indefinite hiatus to continue with their respective side projects.
Kele Okereke -
lead vocals, rhythm guitar, sampler
Russell Lissack -
lead guitar, sampler, programming
Gordon Moakes -
bass guitar, backing vocals, keyboards, glockenspiel
Matthew Tong -
drums, percussion, backing vocals
Name Origin:
After going through a variety of names, such as Union, The Angel Range, and Diet, the band settled on Bloc Party in September 2003, a play on block party. The band has said that the name was not intended to be an allusion to the Soviet Bloc or the Canadian political party Bloc Québécois.
However, Moakes said on the group's official Internet forum that it was more a merging of the eastern "Blocs" and the western "parties", in the political sense. He also notes that the name was not explicitly driven by politics, but rather it "looked, sounded, seemed fine so we went with it."
From: London, England
Genre(s): Indie rock, post-punk revival, post-Britpop, alternative dance alternative rock
Active From: 2003-2013 (hiatus)
Associated Acts: Pin Me Down, Young Legionnaire